Roxane Siddall was born in Edmonton, Alberta and was raised in Abbotsford, British Columbia. She moved to Thunder Bay in 1999. She attended the University of Alberta and graduated cum laude in 1992 with a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy. Roxane began her career as a sole charge therapist in Edmonton and graduated to all areas of practice to include acute care hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, private practice and the auto sector in Alberta as well as Thunder Bay. Since 1995, she has been providing occupational therapy services in the private and auto sectors with extensive experience working with clients with cognitive and neurological difficulties. At present she provides services to the auto sector as well as working in a rehabilitation facility in an Acquired Brain Injury Program.

Roxane has worked with clients with injuries ranging from soft tissue to catastrophic injuries. She has completed numerous courses in the area of rehabilitation, including traumatic brain injury, stroke, cognitive re-training as well as pediatric.

Roxane is an acting Clinical Educator of the Northern Studies Stream program in conjunction with the McMaster University School of Rehabilitation Science as well as other provincial university programs. Roxane has been a registrant in good standing with the College of Occupational Therapist's of Ontario since moving to Ontario. Prior to that, she was in good standing with the Alberta Association of Registered Occupational Therapists. She is an authorizer for the Assistive Devices Program of Ontario.